Power Dynamos defender Billy Mutale has revealed that South African midfield sensation Keagan Dolly is his toughest ever opponent.
In an exclusive interview, Mutale was full of admiration for the nimble mideflder who now turns up for France League 1 side Montpellier.
“The toughest opponent that I have ever played against I would say is Keagan Dolly,” Mutale said in an interview with Soka25east in Kitwe.
The two locked horns in 2015 during the Confederation of African Football (CAF) under – 23 championships in Senegal in a Group A tie.
Zambia lost the game 3-2 with Mutale and Israel based forward Conlyde Luchanga providing a goal apiece for the Junior Chipolopolo.
Meanwhile Mutale also named former Chipolopolo defender Nyambe Mulenga as his best defensive partner.
“I think Nyambe was my best defensive partner, I enjoyed playing alongside him when he was at Power Dynamos in the 2014 season,” he said.
The 24 year old centre-back identified English Premiership side Arsenal as his favourite European team while maintaining loyalty to Power by naming them as his local team of choice.
